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      kquiggle posted the thread Webster engine cam method in General Engine Discussion.
      Perhaps someone else will find this method useful : I'm working on what may well turn out to be the longest time for a Webster engine...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread Calculate mandrel size for spring winding.
      Look here for more information and other versions of the spreadsheet : Academy of Lagado - Tools - Spring Making
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      kquiggle replied to the thread Total new-comer to CAD. Which programme to choose..
      I'll add another vote for Onshape. The free version does require you to make all of your work public (any one can copy it, but only you...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      Several comments : Bridgeport type machine - I would love to have one, with ot without CNC, but just not an option for me as my shop...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      Lots of good posts to mull over. I especially appreciate the comments from people who have already made the decision with either a good...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      Mike - Well said. I'm guessing we are all coming at this from different levels of experience and with varying preferences, so the...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      Mike - your comments on software are helpful to me. Of course I know that a CNC mill is going to require software tools, but in focusing...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      Strangely enough, reading about the problems with DMC2 does not necessarily put me off of considering. For those who don't want to take...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      The DMC2 kit does look interesting, although I have some concerns about ordering a from what looks to be a near start-up operation...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      Stan - thanks for your very extensive and interesting post. I have already read it twice and I plan to read it again - lots of good...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      molekel - If I had a spare 15 or 20 grand in my pocket to spend on a hobby, then I would be looking at Haas and the like. Sadly, my...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      ninefinger - On the software side, I have pretty much concluded that I will have to go with Windows (although I am already experimenting...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      I have started to put together a spreadsheet comparing various options. So far I only have the Nomad 3 and the Taig 5019DSLS. I welcome...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      Scott - from the Carbide website (Nomad 3 - Desktop CNC Mill) : Spindle Spindle Collet ER-11, 7mm max cutter diameter (collet not...
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      kquiggle replied to the thread CNC options?.
      Every approach has its own benefits and problems. I can certainly see the appeal of building your own (or modifying an existing mill)...
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